The Horseshoe Bend visitor center, powered off-grid.
A landmark that draws crowds, far from the grid.
Horseshoe Bend went from a dirt lot to more than two million visitors a year on the strength of social media. In 2019 the City of Page and the National Park Service rebuilt the site — new parking, fee facilities, pathways to the overlook — and needed power with no utility line in reach.
A system for the whole visitor site.
NewGrid designed and installed the off-grid system that carried the visitor center, parking facilities, and overlook without a generator: 20 kW of solar, 110 kWh of industrial VRLA storage, and 21 kW of Schneider inverters.
- 20 kW solar
- 110 kWh industrial VRLA batteries
- 21 kW Schneider inverters
- 120/240V split phase
A major landmark, running on the sun.
A year later, Page extended utility lines to the site — and the system now feeds its surplus energy back into the city grid.
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